Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-13

/ All ueiHDSfS Oh tit DesTSr w 11chU4 CA Z
requested 10 be presea g AZ tae regular meet
in. tonight All the officers tor the ensuing
term are expected u De pres Ii for instaiia-
ton.
THE CAREY PALACE HOTEL.
We are glad to be able to announce mat
Capt Carey has concluded TO make his ne"
hote! seven stories higi. with re basement IN
stead of five. The decision is wise one.
| The same foundation and the same roof a;d
with twenty-four thousand feet more of floor
room or a great number more OF rooms.
| When the hotel was first started in the iaii
| a five-story seemed ample, but it IS very evi-
| dent nov that the seven stories viii be filed
and crowded Here's TO Cap ain Carey and
! the finest hotel in the state of Kansas.
| Mr.. r. Patterson, of Steubenville, Ohio, is
| in the city on prospecting tour. He admits
1t Wichita is one Of the liveliest cities he
ever saw. He sees a marked contrast III the
business here and that of the slow and even
| sluggish towns of Ohio.
There are a number OF gentlemen in the
! CITY who are investigating some land dis
! tricts in California for the purpose or IN
vesting Some OF them are rather enthusiaS-
tic over the question, and a representative
! has been sent TO make an investigation.
! 4 farmer hitched his horse to an electric
light post on East Douglas The animal com
menced gnawiug the post and soon had the
| tba a
crash, breaking the globe and disabling 1t 50
that it could not be lighted at all last night
An old-time contractor remarked thiS
morning that if there was single ahle-bodled
! man in Omaha who was idle it was his own
| fault and he should b5 relegated 10 his prop
er position in the noble army OF trampS.-
Beacon.
Stick to your home boom my boy, and lot
Omaha take care of herself.
w. B. Smith has been quite sick for several
DAYS with something like the erTSipeias,
Last Saturday the doctors diSpared OF has
life, but yesterday morning he was pro-
nounced better. His many faiends Ill the
city will be glad to hear OF his complete res
toration to health.
-Four OF Wichitus society people, hiss
Matte Fabrique, Miss Grace Bear, Mrs
Hoffman and Mrs. F. ". Sweet, were the
guests of Mrs J. ". Newton lest Sunday.
The party, on solicitation of ldrs. Newton,
remained ia the city last night to see Lizzie
Evans at the opera houss.-Newton HspuS-
iIcan.
Rev. Harper, OF Wichita, who is assisting
in the revival at the Baptist church in this
city, was welcome visitor to the Republi-
can Office this morning. Rev. Harper viii
be remembered by many by his effective
services in raising the church debt at the
time of the dedication Of the church.-An-
thony Republican.
Mr.. Jewett, OF Leavenworth one of Kan
sas' oldest citizens, who was with Leeven-
worth in the start, AMI who was one of the
original eight that laid out Denver, CALEB
Yesterday In company with Councilman
Allen. Mr.. Jewett thinks Wichita is a
daisy. Undoubtedly Winning Wichita is
the wonder of the western world
.
! Yesterday, w here he has been for two weeks
! with a wholesale grocery house. Tie firm
! viii put retail establishments in several OF
( th,. principe cities of Southern Kansas, in
| Guiding Winfield II viii also have one man
! To take a circuit of about three towns, say
! Burden Dexter ant Cambridge. Harry went
over to visit his parent ~ Burden, and when
! he returns, IN few days viii be assigned to
/ Newton Winfield Telegram.
/ Another little bud of promise has been
blight-d and bereft of its earthly fragrance
10 be transpIanted where flowers never
fade Little Edward Lee, infant son Of
Harry and Ellen Davis, died last evening of
bronchial affection The burial viii take
place today. The young parents have the
sympathy of the community in this their first
great affection.
The firm composed of Muiniy. Alden &
Duck. doing business in this city. uudor the
firm name Of NunIx. Alden * Duck, Is TIM,
day dissolved by mutual consent ". :
Duck retiring The business viii continued
by Gulinx & Alden. who viii collect ali
debt, due the firm and settle al! inde ,teinass
contracted by the firm. 7. J.. MCLISS,
II. W ALDEN,
W. L. DUCK
Wichita. Jan II. -. dttlt
Having many bargain, IL city lots, acre
property for suhtividIng, farms, slerchau-
disc Touring mills, livery stock, etc. for
sale or trade | Kaufman. present io"ailco,
I IA Y. Main street dil-Zt
The mos: homelIke place in the city to get
meals i at the ~ { r. L. rooms. A limit
I'd number OF boardsrS taken At = 81 per
week. 81 meal tickets - t4s-bt
Business for >ala.
We offer our entire stos K and fixtures for
sale or trade FOR thirty Gays.
H0Lr0wKIL & DORIAN.
~ E.ss5 Dougia- ave.
Wichita. Kan, Jan y. -. o4+in
Tor sale or Trade.
$1,000 dollars worth II boots. Sho--s, dry
goods. etc in thriving town bali IN
tere-S. or the whole a Mount VIII D. obi %
exchanged for Wichita .rop.rtv- Enquire
Of !5mithsou Is Co, IL E Douglas ave
d4si4t
stills She Tooms.
" W Cox has 1T io0-e OF Main strest
Yesterday he sold four lot o. North S7fn
street between Third sna Cegtrai to- 80,
ana be think, the buyers T4s1s ssf's' ia I.e
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